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TRACKS :
Disc 1 - Blue :
01 Les Is Mo
02 Boomtown
03 Motet
04 Mofongo
05 Blues For KJ
06 Runferyerlife.
Disc 2 - Green :
01 Song For Carla
02 Tortoise and the Hare
03 Mosaic
04 New Jig
05 Statue of Liberty
06 Evening News.
Recorded live at the Mint, Los Angeles, July 24th and 25th, 2001
MUSICOS :
Tenor Saxophone, Electronic Wind Instrument [EWI] – Bob Mintzer
Piano, Synthesizer – Russell Ferrante
Electric Bass – Jimmy Haslip
Drums – Marcus Baylor
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3 comentarios:
Hola, 1º Muchas gracias por compartir tanta buena música. 2º esto es un aviso, pues pienso que ha sido un olvido, a este trabajo le falta el contenido de los archivos de texto que sueles incluir en todos tus trabajos.
Gracias, de nuevo, un saludo.
Hola Jeimen...de ser asi como dices ciertamente ha sido un descuido.....no te preocupes en algunas horas pondre un link en comentarios de una critica de este disco....generalmente de AllMusic.Saludos PPJZZ.
REVIEW :
This set differs from most of the Yellowjackets' previous recordings in several ways: It is a two-CD set, it has not been released by a major record company but instead has been put out by the group's own private label, and the music overall emphasizes straight-ahead jazz and dynamic solos. In fact, it contains some of the best solos on record by tenor saxophonist Bob Mintzer and keyboardist Russell Ferrante. With electric bassist Jimmy Haslip inspiring the lead voices and taking occasional solos, while the band's newest member, drummer Marcus Baylor, keeps the ensembles stimulating, the group performs a dozen songs, all of which are originals by Ferrante (who emphasizes his own acoustic piano playing), Haslip, and/or Mintzer. Whether it be the catchy "Boomtown," "Blues for KJ," "Song for Carla," or "Statue of Liberty," the Yellowjackets show that they are one of the most vital groups in contemporary jazz, even after 20 years. The high-quality improvisations, the appealing group sound, and the diverse but consistently satisfying originals make this one of the Yellowjackets' strongest releases.
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